Digital Issue 02
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Digital Issue 02, Apr 2018
ETHOS Digital Issue 02
In this second issue of ETHOS Digital Edition, we continue to bring you a variety of perspectives of interest to the practice of public sector governance and leadershgip in Singapore. Featuring: James A. Riccio, Dean Schilinger, Stephanie Siow, Theophilus Kwek, Jeff Cheah and Jason Chen.
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Editorial
by Alvin PangIn this second issue of our ETHOS Digital Edition, we continue to bring you a variety of perspectives of interest to the practice of public sector governance and leadership in Singapore.
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Defeating Diabetes: A Conversation with Dean Schillinger, MD
Dean SchillingerDr Dean Schillinger proposes a whole-of-society battle plan for combating one of the most pervasive health issues in modern society.
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Sector Based Training that Works: A Conversation with James A Riccio
James A. RiccioMDRC’s James Ricco discusses how sector-based training can be made more relevant to both workers and employers.
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Could Crowdfunding Work for Singapore’s Public Sector?
Jeff Cheah Weng Kiat and Jason Chen Fang HaoEffective stakeholder communication can help ease disruption and promote buy-in for new goals if projects have to be modified or deprioritised.
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Rethinking Responsibilities
Stephanie Siow and Theophilus KwekTwo young Singaporeans reflect on whether narratives of self-reliance may obscure deeper structural gaps.